..... when it is Allium triquetrum, or three-cornered garlic.
" Introduced to gardens from the Mediterranean, an occasional escape on grassy cliffs and in the village of Mundesley." *
This allium is very rare in Norfolk and we appear to have most of it on the bank by our stream.
* "A Flora of Norfolk" by Beckett & Bull
As for the fungus, I haven`t a clue .......... suggestions please.
5 comments:
Show - off! I used to have a Great Aunt, totally uneducated and illiterate - who knew three names for any plant -colloquial, country version and Latin. How about that?
XXXX Sue
When we find out Mundesley dialect name we`ll let you know!
xxxwalrus
Thanks for posting on my blog, Walrus! I love having found this lovely group of artists.
MaryZ
Smoke it and SEE.
OAA XXX
OOA, Do we have to dry it first? I`m not too confident about harvesting wild plants unless they are blackberries ....
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